Send Program Change bug in Logic 7.2.2

I recently got a Mac Pro 3.0, and installed Logic 7.2.2. In general things are
going okay, but I recently found a bug and I wonder if anyone else has run
into it. I have a fairly extensive studio setup (6 Gigasamplers, some hardware
samplers, quite a few synths, etc.) and have been working on an older G5
with few problems, still running 7.2.1. When I open up a sequence on the Mac Pro with Logic
7.2.2, it checks all the Send Program Change boxes on every midi channel of
every instrument in the environment. This plays havoc with my studio setup,
since I don't often use Logic to send program changes. I have since built a
new environment in Logic 7.2.2 with all the boxes unchecked, and I import
that to fix the problem, but I have many sequences on the old G5 I will need
to open on the new machine. Anyone else run into this? Any global fixes?
Thanks...
Mac Pro 3.0, G5 2.5 Mac OS X (10.4.7) Logic 7.2.2, 7.2.1

I've had strangeness with the global tracks during a mix. I had the "tempo" track causing notes to change pitch and cause midibog. Time signature works ok.

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